It is important to understand the 4 phases of the entire menstrual and what is going on in each one. The luteal phase is the last phase of the cycle. Learning about what is the luteal phase can help you understand your body and your hormones better.

The choices we make when it comes to our food have a profound impact on our hormone balance, energy levels, and emotional resilience. Understanding this interplay is essential for attaining a genuine sense of balance and fulfillment throughout each menstrual phase. In this article, we'll share some facts about how nutrition stands out as a

Let’s talk Luteal Phase! Now this may not be our favorite time of the month, and we might be too familiar with the unwelcome PMS/PMDD that can come with it (hello mood swings!). This phase is usually 14 days long and starts after ovulation until your next period. This is when rising progesterone levels prepare the body for implantation of a fertilized egg. If no egg is fertilized, progesterone and estrogen levels drop (around day 22-24 of the cycle), which is often when PMS/PMDD symptoms…

Foods to eat during your luteal phase